Prudence And Love Are Inconsistent; In Proportion

We Are Almost Always Wearied In The Company Of Persons With Whom We Are Not Permitted To Be Weary.

Reason Alone Is Insufficient To Make Us Enthusiastic In Any Matter.

Usually We Praise Only To Be Praised.

No Accidents Are So Unlucky [bad] But That The Wise May Draw Some Advantage [good] From Them.

Old Men Delight In Giving Good Advice As A Consolation For The Fact That They Can No Longer Set Bad Examples.